Four Spotted Collection
The "Four-spotted" is a captivating insect that has been beautifully captured in various stages and settings
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The "Four-spotted" is a captivating insect that has been beautifully captured in various stages and settings. In Curtis British Entomology Plate 639, we witness the mesmerizing sight of a Four-spotted Chaser or Four-spotted Skimmer drying its wings, showcasing intricate details up close. Plate 425 showcases the enchanting moment of a freshly hatched Four-spotted Chaser spreading its delicate wings for the first time. In Norfolk, England, during August, an adult Four-spotted Digger Wasp (Crossocerus quadrimaculatus) finds solace on a leaf, displaying its striking markings against nature's backdrop. Meanwhile, in Oxfordshire, another adult female Four-spotted Chaser takes respite on Common Marestail (Hippuris vulgaris), exuding grace and elegance amidst lush surroundings. A newly emerged adult Four-spotted Chaser delicately rests beside its exuvia on a reed leaf not once but twice - highlighting the remarkable transformation from nymph to fully formed dragonfly. Another newly emerged individual perches serenely on a stem in its natural habitat while basking in the glory of newfound freedom. Lastly, we observe two adults side by side - one releasing a drop of meconium from its abdomen as it adjusts to life outside the water. These glimpses into their lives offer us insight into their beauty and resilience. Through these stunning images and moments frozen in time, we are reminded of the intricate wonders that exist within our natural world – where even something as small as a "Four-spotted" can captivate our hearts with its ethereal presence.